High-end luxury resort for 4 days in april?

where do you recommend - 2 adults / no children ...... we would love an amazing view and close to shopping/restaurants, etc

High-end luxury resort for 4 days in april?

Tahoe Luxury Properties has gorgeous homes for rent. Their number is (530)581-4052.

High-end luxury resort for 4 days in april?

One of the nicest resorts in Lake Tahoe, is the Hyatt Regency in Incline Village. They have some cottages right on the lake that are very nice with amazing views of the lake and beautiful sunsets. They are located right next door to the Lone Eagle Grille restaurant. There are also tower and pool rooms a block back from the water and 7 fire pits around the property. There is a fabulous spa and pool.

There are many other restaurants across the street from the Hyatt, as well as Big Water Grille a mile up the street, with a beautiful view.

laketahoe.hyatt.com/hyatt/hotels/index.jsp

what is typical mid-april weather ......... and what airport is best to fly in to?

I completely forgot about the Hyatt cottages! I think they%26#39;d be perfect for you.

Weather in mid-April is variable, everything from sunny to snowy is possible. As a general rule, it%26#39;s clear and sunny. The highs will LIKELY be in the 50s or 60s, lows in the 20s or 30s. Check the weather before you pack and dress in layers.

We fly into Reno airport for our stay in Incline Village. It%26#39;s only a 40 minute drive over to the north shore there. Beautiful views of the lake as you descend the mountains.

Fly into Reno and take the Mt. Rose Highway into Incline. This is a beautiful drive.

Reno is definitely the closest and most convenient airport. I often fly out of San Francisco, though. The rates are usually better and non-stop flights are more available. It%26#39;s about a 3.5 hour drive. The drive is pretty, but the route Puter suggested is gorgeous.

In addition ot the Hyatt you might consider Squaw Valley Resort. Though your views won%26#39;t be of the lake they will be beautiful and the Squaw Valley Resort is very nice. There is a golf course if the snow has melted. A little shopping in the village as well as some really good food like Plumpjacks for sure.

The Hyatt is a beautiful property, we loved our lunch at the Lone Eagle Grill here and the Stillwater Spa there is very nice. There is also the Marriott Timber Lodge in SLT which is very nice, you could stay in one of the villas. This property has a great outdoor pool, is walking distance to Heavenly Village and the casions. Nearby restaurants where we enjoyed meals: Harrah%26#39;s breakfast buffet, Harvey%26#39;s 19 Kitchen, Cafe Fiore and Evan%26#39;s Gourmet Cafe. The Red Hut Waffle shop was fun for a great breakfast, a little locals place with a down-home ambiance. Enjoy your time in Tahoe! :)

Personally I have loved our Stays at the Marriott Grand and the Marriott Timber Lodge but I would not call them luxury properties. There is no view in any of the units I%26#39;ve stayed in. It%26#39;s not located among the trees like the Hyatt is or in a beautiful valley like Squaw Valley Resort. It is close to shopping and restaruants but the trade off is not worth giving up the luxury you%26#39;d get at the Hyatt or SVR